There are two public profiles for "Dwam" on the web. One of them is a photographer and illustrator who has used musical material by other artists and through file naming and scrobbling the tracks that she has used in her projects are now listed here "Paris Glaciere", "Franco Swedish Nemesis", "Changes", "Shorn" and "Boobies Fest".

The other is a blues/pop/rockabilly band from Estonia, their produced original music is listed also under the same name (obviously) and this biography wiki introduces Dwam, the band.

Official website:
www.dwamband.com

Elsewhere on web:
www.facebook.com/dwamband
www.myspace.com/dwamband
www.youtube.com/dwamband

Members:
Kristian Pentus - Guitar, Vocals
Mats-Laes Nuter - Guitar, Vocals
Madis Katkosilt - Percussion

Although Dwam is officially active since summer 2010, the founding members, Mats-Laes Nuter and Kristian Pentus had aligned their work together for several years before. In March 2011 Madis Katkosilt joined the band, adding percussion. Main focus is on the sound and the sonic build-up, while the lyrics are always as important. The unique sound derives from the small line-up and a bit different app...roach on music, all done with the utmost copartnership of soul, pleasure and innovation.

All the lyrics, both in Estonian and English, are written by the band members themselfes, no covers taken into repertory pro tem.

The name "Dwam" is a word in the English dictionary meaning: fall or lapse into dreams (dwam, dwam over, in a dwam).

Influences: Camel, Led Zeppelin, Muse, Milow, Jesper Kyd, Johnny Cash, Albert King, Ten Years After, Fastball, Jäääär, Jaan Tätte, Kosmikud, Koop, Boogie Company, Skrömta, Mark Knopfler, Stray Cats, Tõnis Mägi. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.